Some Larimer County offices and the Larimer County Assessor have received recent inquiries regarding alleged new federal property tax benefits, exemptions, and tax forms. It has come to our attention that this information stems from AI-generated misinformation currently circulating on social media and video platforms…
Larimer County Assessor Bob Overbeck is reminding property owners that the deadline for filing late applications for key tax-saving programs is approaching. Deadlines are approaching to apply for tax-saving programs for property owners inLarimer County: The Senior Homestead Exemption and the Disabled Veteran Exemption…
Commercial business and multi-family property owners will be mailed a survey soon from the Larimer County Assessor’s Office to help their office with the upcoming 2027 property appraisal process in Larimer County.The deadline to return the survey is July 31, 2026. All information collected is kept confidential. County…
Homeowners know that having insurance is critical. Insurance coverage changes often, and many Colorado wildfire-impacted households have found themselves underinsured. Larimer County Assessor Bob Overbeck encourages homeowners to check out an upcoming webinar at 5 p.m., June 3, 2026, hosted by United Policyholders.…
Property owners in Larimer County will receive their 2026 Notice of Valuation this week by mail or digitally via eNotices from the Larimer County Assessor’s Office.Properties should reflect the same value as in 2025, since 2026 is a non-reappraisal year. Changes that occur due to remodels, new construction or…
The Larimer County Assessor’s Office has carefully reviewed property appeals and mailed this week just under 12,000 Notice of Determinations [NOD] to property owners in Larimer County.Nearly 50% of the 12,000 properties protested saw an adjustment, with the average adjustment for 2025 of…
When an emergency strikes and damages your home, knowing what’s covered in your homeowner’s insurance is essential in the recovery process. Homeowner's insurance is crucial to owning a home, and recent changes in insurance costs and coverage might have homeowners wondering about their coverage. Homeowners in some…
Larimer County property owners who receive an email or notice via US Mail from anyone identifying as Larimer County Government, asking property owners to file an appeal and pay any money for property records could be a scam and should disregard these notices.For-profit companies solicit property owners to pay what would…
The overall housing market in Larimer County has experienced a leveling off for the 2025 reappraisal, and most homeowners will see values fluctuate from a 6% increase to a 6% decrease since the last appraisal. Larimer County Assessor Bob Overbeck advises that residential property owners review their Notice of Value,…
Changes to the Senior Homestead Exemption, Disabled Veteran Exemption, and Gold Star Spouse Exemption for 2025 will benefit Larimer County homeowners.“These new property tax savings honor the service and sacrifice of our Veterans and give back the exemption to any senior who moved their primary residence within the state…
Large property data sets are now available online via a new Public Data Center tool from the Larimer County Assessor’s Office.Researchers, government organizations, real estate professionals, and others looking to study large property data sets collected by the Assessor’s Office can now access and download large property…
Staff from the Larimer County Assessor’s Office will be conducting fieldwork on structures in unincorporated Larimer County through November 2024.The inspections are routine and are being conducted to gather and update property information and data throughout Larimer County.Staff will check on various properties with…
